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Waterlogging the roots can kill even for a short time. Growing tips at its best when sited in filtered sun all day.

BloomaThon® Lavender Azalea Shrub Container flowers

Water slow and deep when dry.

Bloom a thon azalea shade. Avoid planting these in late fall if you live in zone 7, because the plants need some time to prepare for winter. Large flowers appear in april, then rebloom in early july, continuing through fall until hard frost. Pruning prune or trim after spring bloom to encourage new growth and more abundant rebloom.

Be sure the soil drains well. Hardy to usda zone 6b. Consistent soil moisture will benefit azalea so a good blanket of mulch is recommended.

Pruning prune or trim after spring bloom to encourage new growth and more abundant rebloom. Typically grow slowly and keep a nice shape, but if pruning is required do so in the fall after the final blooms fade. Caring for azalea red bloomathon® azalea grows best with afternoon shade but is adaptable to a variety of light conditions especially in well drained soil rich in organic matter.

These shrubs need at least 4 hours of sunlight a day, although the shrubs can handle full sunlight with no shade. Cold hardy to zone 6 and heat tolerant to zone 9. This reblooming azalea flowers from spring until hard frost, blooming even in the heat of summer.

Extremely heat tolerant and disease resistant. 20+ weeks of blooming each year; This bloomathon lavender azalea blooms for up to 5 months rather than the standard two months.

This bloomathon red azalea blooms up to 5 months rather than the standard 2 months. Plant these shrubs in well drained soil that is rich with nutrients. Both are tolerant of summer heat, but the encore azalea will tolerate more direct sunlight.

Flowering evergreen that thrives in full shade. Prune to shape and fertilize after the first major spring bloom. Soil moist, acidic soils with high amounts of organic matter.

The crisp white flowers are a lovely contrast to the foliage, and a great choice for a white evening garden. Azaleas are shallow rooted and should be planted in a bermed bed to prevent waterlogging of the roots. These do best with plenty of sun, but some afternoon shade in hot climates is a good idea.

Established plant need at least 1 of rain per week. All azalea and rhododendron benefit from a layer of mulch around the base of the plant. Soil moist, acidic soils with high amounts of organic matter.

Red, white (dwarf evergreen shrub), lavender and double pink. There aren’t many evergreen shrubs that can thrive in full shade, let alone give you months of bright red blooms. * images shown are of mature plants.

Part sun to dappled shade is ideal as to much direct sunlight can scorch flowers in the summer sun. Twice as nice as other azaleas. It does better in full sun to partial shade, preferably 4 to 6 hours of direct sun with afternoon shade in warmer climates.

This shrub thrives in full sun to part shade in zones 7 through 9 and has a mature height of 5 feet tall with a spread of 5 to 6 feet. Partial sun to dappled shade is. Why settle for just a week or two of flowers when you can enjoy up to five months of blooms?

Growing tips at its best when sited in filtered sun all day.

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